What, uh, have they lived up to the hype so far or what's, what's been the verdict on those three guys so far?

Yeah, I think you could definitely question the Tulsa game for sure in terms of the offense because the offense was just horrible during the Tulsa game.

But since, yeah, Drew Mestermaker, and you guys are used to this watching West Virginia, he ran for 100 yards against Oregon.

A lot of that came on that first play from scrimmage where he went 75 yards the other direction and then obviously had the big – You know dive into the end zone where you took the shot on the way down.

So Drew Messamaker is aside from game one certainly lived up to the hype.

He's a he's a pro he's an armed talent that Oklahoma State hasn't seen in some time and I've tried to not buy too much of the hype, but maybe ever.

I think in terms of arm talent, this might be the best guy that Oklahoma State's ever had.

Secondary, what's it looking like so far?

So I'd love for you to talk about Drew and then some of those weapons and how high the ceiling could be in that move up to the big 12.

Yeah.

I think drew is the best quarterback and he hasn't played a game yet that Oklahoma state has had since Mason Rudolph.

I believe, um, you know, Spencer Sanders had some really good years here, but it was sort of a rollercoaster with Spencer.

It was either the best game that you've ever seen.

And it was like a video game or he threw four picks and it was a head scratching loss.

So, um, I think, you know, confidently, I think he's already, you know, the best guy that Oklahoma state has had since Rudolph.

What can you tell us about some of the guys who might, if Oklahoma State's defense exceeds expectations, some guys who will have good seasons on that end of the ball?